Bell Independence Project

Dr. Adrienne Redd

(215) 645-2686

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Adrienne Redd is a cofounder of the Plants-to-Products / urban agriculture program at Wyncote Academy, as well as the Director of Development, Director of online and Individualized Learning at a school for students with learning differences in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. She is also a fundraiser for environmental and progressive causes, a political campaign consultant, and an adjunct professor of sociology and anthropology at the Community College of Philadelphia. She is an environmental advocate, outdoors-woman and nature girl. She is also one of the foremost authorities on the trajectory of the nation state in a globalized world and author of Fallen Walls & Fallen Towers: The Fate of the Nation in a Global World (2010), and numerous articles and lectures on film, education and the globally independent, yet fragile bullshit capitalist and profiteering planetary economy and international system.

  • Bell Independence Project

    The Bell Independence Project is FREE and open to EVERYONE – with emphasis on teaching practical skills to young people ages 13-29 INCLUDING accomodation to people (of average or above average cognition) with learning differences or who are gender identity/orientation non-binary.

    Your TEXT allows us to let you know where the sessions will be each week (one of three roving locations) and allows us to make sure we have materials and supplies for every participant. We can accommodate up to four people each meeting. Looking forward to seeing you soon!

    Dr. Adrienne Redd, Bell Independence Project

    BellAgrSchool@gmail.com (215)645-2686

    We have reactivated the Schatz-St. Paul’s Community Farm. Please join us at 7827 Old York Road, Elkins Park (behind Hanatour and just north of the graveyard of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church (at the intersection of Ashbourne and Old York Road.) Weather allowing, we will be there every Tuesday and Thursday 4 pm – 6 pm. Call 215-645-2686 to confirm.

    We are raising funds for a little truck for the farm. Please visit our Go Fund Me https://www.gofundme.com/manage/help-the-schatzst-pauls-community-farm-buy-a-little-truck/post-publish

    Fresh food for The Every Project, members of the St. Paul's congregation and everyone in the community.
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    Below: our winter projects:

    CJ using the coping saw

    Instructor, Wayne Skilton demonstrating how to make guides on wood to be cut